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i MARINE MATTERS. atei Creep Up Fraction Though Eo-' maud and Supply Aro us- Arrivals Prevented by Head Winds A Carious Aeddeat-A Duxgtnut Spot GnerJ afarlne News from All Lake Point Tae Port List Kautical "i Xotea. FREIGHTS AND CHARTERS. The supply nil demand for tmmI room yesterday wu as limited as It haa been I jr tba past aw nays. Rates, however, went up cent.

They vara quotable at 4 cents for oorn, and 44 oenU for wheat and flaxseed to Buffalo. The through, rate waa quoted for wheat and oorn at 105 oenta and 11 cents respectively to New York. Engagements were as follows: to Burrixa Bushel a 4.9.000 Sti.OOO 2LOOO 44.000 Prop W. H. Barnum, oorn.

Bohr Pensaukee, BohrPeuokee. Proo Ohio, oorn Total, capacity com. 131.000 bu; flaxseed. TH3 PROPKLLRR In the petition of the Ogdenstrorg and Lake ChamDlaln Railroad Company to limit ita aa owner of the propeller John Pridgson. Jt, for the slnkinc of the propeller Belah Chamberlain.

Jade Blodxett yesterday entered an order approTlng the bond of $37. 48X24 for the appraised Talue oCthe Prldgeon. Jan. Langdon and W. C.

V. Orannls being the sureties. All parties tnt.re.ted for loo.ee by the eolUsioa are iiVo ordered to approve their claims on or before the first Monday of March next, and they are also enjoined from bringing any suits at law or In admiralty to reooTer the same, THE LOSS OP THE MIXES. Special Tsleerem to The later ooaaa. Ktsoston.

Not. 3. The cargo of the sunken propeller Myles is insured In the American Underwriters' Pool for about $30,000. It is said the cargo will be abandoned. It is estimated hattheeostof raising and repairing the Myles will exoeed $12,000.

Alien Shoal, on which the steamer struck. Is in lino with the Bnake Island penitentiary and Cedar Island shoala. Vessels entering the harbor do not usually approach so neat the shore, and consequently arold the shoals. Captain Paul haa ooooluded the season's work on the torn Prederlck shoal. There is now twelre feet of water over the rocky reef is about one thousand and feet long and three or four hundred feet wide.

It will take some years yet to secure a uniform depth of ilxtTv" feet over the shoal. BCHOONEK C. B. JONES MISSINO. UiCUSiW CrtT.

Kot. a Considerable anxiety Is felt for the safety of schooner a B. Jones, which together with the Manitowoc broke away from the proppeller Wilson on Lake Michigan last night daring a heavy gale. The Wilson earns down here this morning, and waa soon followed by the Manitowoc but the Jones has not put in an appearance and it is feared shs has met with serious trouble. There are several Satte anderBtl Helena and she may be among SliZ but It is too dsrk to dtettngulsh them so ss to form any opinion of what they are.

The wind rUown heavy smoe last evening. night and thie forenoon it waa southwest, but Thlsafternoon it has veered to the noeUiwest and is growing colder. Weather cloudy, with auow and rain squalia. PEOSPECTS POB ARRIVALS POOR. The stiff west wind which blew the greater part of yesterday will keep the arrival of ealllng vessels down to a minimum.

Toga have been sent up the lake as far as Kenosha and Baclne. but even at those points there had been no arrivals of vessels bound for Chicago up to last night. In the meantime, nnleea tne wind bailie around to the north or northeast, the Ported Chicago will continue to be aa free from vessels aattbaa been lor, the last few days. oiu i LOST EBB JIB-BOOM. On Tuesday evening the schooner Melvina and the propeUer H.

Chlsholm psased each other between the Madison and Randolph street bridges, the former on her way out and the latter going In an opposite direction. The heavy created by the letter's wheel landed tb against the lreiebt shed of tne Lake Michigan and Lake bnperior Transportation Company -with so much force as to break off the sohooaer lib-boom. THE PKOPET.T.F.R OWEQO. Ths nun of the Union Line propeller about to be built In Buffalo is tobe the Oweao, after the town of that name on the Erie Railroad. The keel of the propeller has been laid, material Is ar-living, and it is expected that work will be under full blast before the end of the week.

The keel Is 323 feet, and her length over all will pa- aO- A DANQEKOT7S SPOT. Captain Alex Lei to, of the sohooner LirxLs A. Lew, arrived yesterday. He reports the his yae-sal struck bottom tlvs miles north and two mflte et of the Gross Point light, and be warns fi- sels from approaching what he considers gsreus snot. THE OCTOBEB EECOBTX ti For the month of October.

lSsd. te 'arrfTelS' and clearances far the port ol Cnicago ware as follows; AXBIVALS. Vessels. Tonnage. 1,517 aaojuw CT.BsBsSCB.

MM Coast Totals foreign NAUTICAL NOTES. David Miller was made master Of. tba jwhOOW A. Morev yeeterday. -si- It to reported that the propeller Kebraska has been chartered to bring a foil load of copper from Portage to Buffalo for H.25U.

bhe gels on about 9oo tons of ooal from the laef The propeller H. Cbisbolm. arter having was nrenrine to elaar last evening, but OWUUC-La the position the propeller Conemanglts -Utea at the Twenty-second street bridge, waa waaaeel la et ei alial mini on til this POUT T.TSTL tr uuii i i Arrrred wUb Bnhdriee Strut SheborCah. Manitowoc. Arrived with Xiamber.

Cedar, etc bchr David User. Grand Haven; prop Robert Ho-aaut, MeWin kegon; prop aiuert boper. ataaxegon; prop Annie k. U7.1ll SJAM.JV y-nuu mvumh luMti.i evujj Radical. Ford River; prop Tempem, -31 OS egettj 2 aehr iafinoti JWaite tae.

.9 ntmvrai Oil 'i 4 Cleared with Grain be or tlglr4 MftniAat 23 1 257 bu corn; proo ttordon campoeil. KoHalo. 43,000 bu corn; prop City of New Xork, Island Pond. com. Cleared with Snndries Stmr Sheboygan, Mahi i to woo; prop Montana, Boffalo; proiiLaaVrsueavi Cheboygan; prop Ttoea.

Buffalo. Cleared Light Sohr Willie Loatat! Muskegon; aehr lver Lawson. Muskegon; prop ffeorge lan-bar. Muaaegon; soar Fanny Campbell, Xiits Pike Bay; prop busie Chioman, Manisteef eohr David Maoy, Urand Haven: prop Ann te-Laura, Aluskegou; proa Robert JKuakegoo; sohr Addle, bb Joeepb: prop George Mark-r kaa. Mauls tee; aehr kL G.

ore Buffalo. PASSED THE JtXVJOiSXf Post Hoaoit. Mlen Nov. 3. Down Waveriy, at 10 nv Tuesday; Colonial and consort, 12; BL Babbetl and barges.

1 a. m. Wednesday; Conaetoga. 4: Monteagle. White Stag and Columbia and conaort, 4:30: Fred Kelly and Queen City and consort, Clyde, ft.

Up D. F. Rose aad panes. 10 p. as.

Tuesday; a Hall and barges, 4 a. m. Wednesday; J. 8. Fay and barges, D.

P. Rhodes and L. H. Kimball. New Torfc, Danford.

O. J. Hale. Smith aad Pest, 7: Riverside, la Wind, west, fresh. Post Uubok, Nov.

3. Down Keystone. 12c'clook; Nevada, William Cowie and bargee, 8: A. Pacaec, Albany, Tempest and barge, ti; Cobs and consort. Chariton with seaeoner, Up Idaho, Birkhead ajd bargee.

Hugh J. Jewett, 6iU Post Hceoh. MioIl. Nov. a Up Smith Moore.

itown mplra State, Mli-wsukea. City Clevelaad. with A. Cobb, 9:10: Arctic 8:30 Glengarry aad consort, 8. DETJtorx, Nov.

Us A. M. Barge J. E. Potta, prop' Idaho, ft; prop Commodore, barge Brickhead and three bargea.

7: sohr X. P. OuoUsia, aehr U. Larla, prop H. Jewett, IIjSOj barge Saline and three bargee.

P. M. Barge Charlemagne lower, 12:15: tug Brady and three barges, 1:10: barge WUllarn Edwarda and eonaort. Down a. M.

Prop California. tug J. P. Clark and three barges, barea Spokane and sohr M. E.

Tremble, 3:40: tug Castle core John O'NeUl. P. a Marsh, J. F. Card, and George Davie.

7 barge Colonial aad oonsort, propellers. W. L. Frost, Waveriy 0:40: barge H. Hubbrll.

and three barges. prop Coneetoga, P. M. Bargea, Columbia and eonaort, Monteagle and consort, 1: Siberia and oonaort. Clyde.

Fred KeUsy and consort, :90 WELL AND CANAL. Post Colbosnb, Ontario, Nov. a Passed up Bohrs O. O. Finney, Oswego to Chicago, coal; J.

B. Noyes. Oswego to Sandusky, coal; bargea Bherman, Ogdensbnrg to Cleveland, iron ore; Villa. Ogdenaburg to Ssnduskv. iron ore.

Down Schrs Oliver Mowst. Sandusky to Kingston, coal; John Magee, Detroit to Ogdensbnrg, whest; Trade Wind. Cleveland to St. Catharines, ooaL In Uarbor, wind bound--So hrs J. H- Noyes.

G. O. Finneyai barges Sherman and Mills. Wind, southwest; strong. THE 8TSAIT3, IfACXXXAW Cnr.

IXIclL, Nor. Down-Prop D. 0. Whitney and consort, 1:30 a.m.; Thomas A. Palmer and oonaort, 2 p.

Paoitle, Up Prop T. a Faxton, 7:20 a. Clarion, 8 In Harbor Props Colorado, Rochester. 1. Wilson.

Progress, and Cauls tee with two banes; sears Saveiaad. a Neelon, Lafraaiez. Manltewoo, and ten others. POBT OP BUFFALO. Buyyaix.

N. Nov. a Coal freights were dnlL There waa but little tonnage on ths market, which was readily placed at previous quotations. Engagements were: Stmrs a J. Kershaw, W.

Stafford and aeht Mean, for Milwaukee, at 81 aehr L. Beaton, for Detroit, at Canal freights wars quiet but firmer. Shipments of wheat to New York were made at 8go, in one or two instances Ho better being paid. Flaxseed ruled at Seo, ana earn at So. Captain McLeod wired Smith.

Darin A Co, from Kingston that the propeller Myles la a bad wreek. Her stern is down forty feet and her bow eighteen feet. Her wheat cargo is a total loss. There Is no insurauoe on the hull. For releasing her C10.0OO waa asked.

Captain McLeod was ordered to go to Montreal to look after tag corn cargo of the propeller Acadia, wnioh bad a collision the Laahiue oauat Bhe had on 21,500 bushels, which came from tne cargoes of the Calkin and tne Prussia. About hall was removed dry. the rest being wet. The corn is insured the Phosnix and Commercial Union Companies, The Lake bnoerior Transit Line, having a great deal of staff to carry down from Lake Superior, tbe propeller Annie Young waa sent np as an extra boat to-day. The boa is leaving from now en will mags only one more round trip.

No freight for Lake Superior will.be received here after next daturday. The barge Jnnlter Light, drifted on the river bang, below the fornaoe dock at Blackrock on the night of the great storm. Oct 14, Wben the water receded she waa left high and dry. After considerable dredging by the tug Moors sbe wss puled off to-day by the tug MayUiam. btie wss towed to this port and seemed uninjured.

Arrivals Prop HD. Cofflnberry.XL J. Kershaw, cnicago, oorn; Chicago, Menominee, lumber; Araxee. Detroit, lumber; Russell Ssge. Detroit, wheat: schrs John Hutchinson, Marinette: H.

H. Newcomb, Northwest. Chicago, oorn American Giant, Menominee, lumber. Cleared Props Boa-ton. Pniladlelpuia, Araxea.

Chicago, sundries; J. C. Gault. Toledo, sundries; Annie Young. Du-luta' Japan, ninth, sundries H.

D. Cotflo MUwsukee, oosi; H- P. Rannev, Chicago, coal; sohrs i. M. Hutcoinson, John Martin, Chicago, coai; W.

Home. Totedo. coal; W. H. Oades, Win-sor, coal: A.

A. Carpenter. Ashland: Marinette, Amerloan Giant. Lu W. Drake.

Chicago; A. Maxwell. City of the Straits, Oscoda, U. Hotoh-kiss, Peaetaoguishens. coal.

VARIOUS PORTS. Special Xeteirram to The JnterOoeaa. SaxBozoAH. Nov. a Arrived Stmr Chicago, sundries.

Cleared Stnsr Chicago, sundries; schrs for Milwaukee and Chicago, R. Mora-wood, M. J. Cum rain ga. B.

F. Wade, Napoleon, Leo. Wind weet-eoutnweet, fresh; dear weather, bpetaai ieieersro to i'ns inter Uceao. OtiSD UAVE2C. Nov.

3. Arrivals Stmrs Berrien. Wiaoonsin. Cleared Stmr Dean Richmond. Wind-bound Stmrs A.

Ik. Wilds. Michael Groh, Berrien; aobrs Preston. Coral. L.

Higoy, Helen. Wind northwest, blowing a gale; clear weather. Uscakaba, Nov. a Arrived Stmrs Maaeachuaatra. Inter Ocean.

Rube Richards.sohrs lapenu. iMfeu, at. B. Btesbeaaon, Jr. uupp, May riionarda, S.

V. R. Watson. Anrna bmitn. Decanted Btmrs N.

K. Fairbanks. Mer- rimac, u. w. nasi, sours a.

iSrucs. J. Kelder- nouse. U. h.

Ulint. u. C. Butts. Barbarian.

r. Watson. Narraganaett, M. L. Higgle.

M. Stalker. Aietacomet. lua nortnwest, gals; weather cloudy. bpecial Telegram to The Inter Ocean.

MUSXEOON. Kr. 3. Cleared Props Dwauuw, lumoer. vuicago; li.

H1CKOX, lumber, Milwaukee; schrs Levi Grant, lumber. Chicmao: bouth iiaven. slabs, Chicago; S. G. Simons, lum per, aiuwausee; i.

Augustus, slabs, Milwaukee. SulDmenta, OO.OOO leet of lumber aad 160 eords oi siaoe. bpecial Telegram to Tne later Ooeaa. CuiLBoroAN.i Mich Nov. a.

Wind-bound isottetoro. yanaotte, Uon M. Diekmson, Bs- nama, u. umatj, SLaigut xsmpiar, Colorado, Ray State. Most of thoss cleared yeeterday.

booth-west wind indications of snow. aseeialTeiorrara to Iiie inter uovae. Collin wood. Nov. 3.

Departnree Stmr Facme. ttauit bte. si ana. passengers and freight. VV 1QQ DOTMWmh Bpeeaal Teietrram to The Inter Ocean.

Midland. Nor. a Arrivals Sohr CItv of Chl- ago. from Chicago, corn. Sohr City of I or nicajro, iJKnu aeecial Telegram to iiie inter uoeau I AlJ-NOKTiLLg.

Nov. a Down P. Sawyer, oruua, uuus vreorvv. up mmnie piauaon, KUen Wlillama, F. Miner.

Richard Mott. Bosoo- bel, Peshtigo. Advanoe, J. C. Perrett, Isaae tttepbenson, T.

udd. ilarr ii. Perew, I). Li. iptler.

Empire State. Lone Star, Williams, towing. Wind bound Adirondsck, Fearleee, Xiids, Challenge, a J. Mag ill, George Paukratn, William Aldrioh. Wina soatawest, strong.

IhDeciai Teletfram to The Inter Ocean. BAY City, mov. 5. Arrived: From Cleveland Prop baglnaw Vallsv, barge Wy-'omlng. From Tonawsnda Barge Dorcas Pen-4le)V From Buffalo Bargee Levi Ramoon, bandusky Barge J.

T. Johnson. item Detroit Barge 8eminole. Cleared: For St, Ignace Prop Ossifrage. barge Wyoming.

For i Cleveland Prop bagmaw Valley. For Toledo1 Steam barge Loweii. For' Zona wands llargee Do cas PendelU Levi Bamaon, For Baf-fiaio Barges L. Yonng. Bolton.

I T)StOTH, Nov. a Entered Prop Rosn- se, Fort Huron; prop James Plsk. Jr Buffalo; schr Pelican. I.lie2 tons coal, lmratne: prop Nyack. niuse.4 Xufula Cleared 2Ttop United Empue, mdse.

barnta; schr David rVance, 40.OOO bu wheat, Buffalo; prop Nvack. U4.ouu ou wnest, x.aw oris nonr, ana 1.0UO aaeka Hoar, juuusio. lad west; cold and clear. bieuisl Teleersm to The Inter Ocean-I BAXKjroBr. Nov.

a Freeh westerly gale. Shattered Prop Sanford, actus Live Oak. Bephle, Luff. Jsmea Do vail. To-morrow, Amadou.

Hanson, Graham Broa, Salaro. bpectal ieieerara to iiie Inter Ooesix-I Mu-WAUKsa. Wsv, Nov. a Cleared for Es-Iranalo Bteambarees Nipigon and oonsort, Mel-iKMuroe, and Middlesex. For Chicago Steam-barge Barnum.

Charter bchr Wauaeaha, 000 bnahels barley, to Buffalo. A heavy Aorth-svsst gals has prevailed all day. 1 MAgQUam, Nov. a Arrived for Shelter Aloona and Alta, Iron Duke and Iron State, Jinsiness and Wlnslow. No elesranoea.

Heavy sea outside. Wind shitted to north, blowing haavtiv; cold. rcuTsUKO. Ohio, Not. a Arrived Props Australaisa, it airport, llgnt; J.

Hackett, Asn-tabula, light; bpokaue. Two Harbors, ore: Mary stasia. Grindstone City, grindstones; Oscoda, Osooda: YosemltOa Escanaba: Missouri, Xawasa, lumber; schrs bweetbari. Ks-eanaba. ore: Thomas P.

Sheldon, Two Harbors, ore; Young America, East Tawaa, light; George W. Weslev, Esst Saginaw, lumber; Venus, Islands, stous: N. Ryan, Escauaba, 1 amber; scow. J. N.

Porter. Islsade, stona leered Props Cleveland, Yosemlte, Alpeaa, Uaonxi. An Sable, light; Osooda, Osooda, oil; eicnrs as. jKemos, nanistee, Negannee, Erie, Gaietea. MUwaukee, scnxC N.

Ryan. Alpena: sohr Geo. W. Wesley; barge Wolverine, East Saginaw; barge Old Concord. Alpena.

All light. Charters to-day Prop A Everett, coal. Cleve-lane to Washburn. $L25; ore pack, p. schr Galatea and prop Fred M.

Brier, coal. Toledo to Milwaukee, CL20: prop Bessemer, ore. Ashland to Cleveland, i7v: prop Robt. Wallace and oonsort David Wallace, ooal, Aahtabnia to ninth. same vessel, wheat, Dulnth to Buffalo, 71e: sohr Anna M.

Peterson, ooal, Ashtabula to Esoanaba, tfOo: aehr Negaunea, coal, Erie to Esnanaba. SOa THE RAILWAYS. EASTEHJf PAS32NOEB EATE3. A telegram was received here yeeterday from Assistant Commissioner George H. Daniels, of the Central Traffic passenger department, dated Cincinnati, in whloh he says that at tba meeting of the general passenger agents of the railroads leading east from Louis, Inula as polls, Louisville, and Cincinnati, held at tne latter piaee yeeterday, it was unanimously sgree to restore ail east bound rates from the ettlos named to full tariff, Tula reaffirms the action taken last week and pats the Dew rates LuU a2oot to-day.

AU Unas osn taring ban baT-N THE DAILY OTTER OCEAN, THURSDAY' HORNING, NOVEMBER 4, 188G. already aent notioea to tbelr agents to maintain all rates, spikes. Mr. Oeorgv Bull for soma tims traveling agent the Merohanta' Despateh Dairy Line, has been promoted to the position of general agent, with office la this olty. Freight agencies have been abolished at the following points on the Dee Molnee Division of the- Missouri Paoino Railway ris: LoTlUs.

lows. Hamilton. Iowa. Bussey, and Tracy, Iowa. Ad freight shipments for these points must be prepaid.

Mr. T. H. Wickas. general superintendent of the Pullman Palace Car Company, haa issued a circular announcing that Mr.

W. H. Baldwin, late general passenger agent of the Louisville, New Albany and Chicago Road, has been apiwlnted general agent of the operating department of the company, with ofiioa iu Chicago. Notloe is given by tba St. Lonla, Keoknk and Northwestern Railway Company that Uurricaus station Mo has been closed, also that a new station.

Monnt Clara, Iowa, haa been established aa a flag station between Sammltville and New Boston. Printed tariff rates for Summltv ills will apply for Mount Clara, and freight mnst be prepaid. Tba omalal announoement Is made of the completion of tbe ban Antonio and Arkanaaa Pass Railway to Corpus Christl, 152 miles south of San Antonio, Ths following stations on the line are open for buslneea: Berg'e Mill. Elmendorf, Calaveras. Lsbatt, Floreevllle.

Branregard, Braekenridge, Indian Crossing. Kenedy. Kenedy unci ion, Nionols, Pettus. Walton. Beeville, Papalote, Meaquital, Gregory, and Corpus Chriati.

Commissioner J. W. Midgley. ef the Southwestern Railway Association, and the Colorado-Utah Association, yesterday Issued ths following aotioe: "Ail tariffs, circulars or other advioes issued from this olhos prior to Jan. 1, 1HH7, naming classification or rates on traffic embraced in the above named associations, will be null and void after Deo.

31, 139. The tariffs, circulars, to be iaeoed taking effect Jan. 1, 18S7. will contain all the Information necessary in regard to rates, elassitioatton, etc. to be applied oa shipments forwarded on and after that data.

Mr. T. A Palmer, city passenger agent of the Wabash Road, received a telegram yeeterday announcing the death at Philadelphia Tueaday evening of Mr. John J. Fowler, the Eastern passenger sgent of the company st that point.

Mr. Fewler died of consumption. Ha hsd been with the Wabash Road soma twelve years aud waa favorably known to tbe nubile. Mr. Palmer left last evening for Philadelphia, to atted Mr.

Fowler's funeral. THE COURT RECORD. Complete Report of tha Prooaod- toga in All the) Courts of Baoord. IK GENERAL. PBOBaTK MATTKaa Tha will of the lat David a Bradley was probated yesterday, and letters testamentary were granted to Lizzie W.

Bradley, the widow. In bond of $400,000. Deoeased left no real estate, but bis personal property amounts to $200,000. conaiatinff chiefly of stocks ana bonds. The entire estate is bequeathed absolutely to the widow, who is named aa sole executrix.

There is also a daughter named Anna M. Bradley, 10 years of age. Tbe will was executed on Sept, '22 last. Letters of administration on the estate of the deoeased Ferdinand Labeke were taken out by Oorotnea Labeke and William F. Labeke in bond of tiJ.OOU Tbe estate is made np of personal property worth and realty of tne value of $20,000.

Deoeased left surviving as heirs-nt-law bis widow Dorothea and hve onildren. Mra Margaret Cunningham secured letters of administration on the estate of ber deoeased bosband, John Cunningham. An estate worth $30,000 goes to the widow and twosona BOUXXVARDLWO HTCHIOAW AVENtTK. Tbe South park Commissioners yesterday filed a petition in tbe Circuit Court for a mandamus to compel the city of Chicago to make an appropriation and levy a tax for tbe payment of tba amount found due by tbe city for tbe improvement aa a boulevard of Micnlgan arenue and part of Thirty street. The amount required is due on tbe Lake Park from Jackson street to Lake Park place.

The aseeasmont waa divided into four payments of each. Of these three are now due, and the fourth doea not become due until 18a7. Oa the first baa been paid. VKDBJtsXi FATBITS CHAHCEBT CAUgDAB. In the United States Circuit Court Judge Biodgett announces that a Chanoery cafeta-dar of patent causes ripe for hearinir and noticed for the calendar on or before Saturday next, will be made np and beard by Aim.

the call to begin Tuesday morning, November 9, at IO o'clock. In all such oases the pieadinga and an abstract of tbe testimony mnst be printed, under Bole 38, before the oases are called tor bearing. Aintouxcaifgirr axd rrasta On Monday next ndge Tuley will call his contested motion calendar, and continue tae call until It is finished. Mrs, Julia Hunt, widow and administrator of Thomas Hunt, began suit for $5,000 against Potter Palmer. Hunt waa working in tbe basement of the Palmar House, and was caught in tbe fly-wheel of tbe engine which woraed the dynamo machine.

Several ribs were broken, resulting In death oa October 2X Judge Williamson and a Jury began tba trial of tbe ease of Mlse Osorgia Chapman, a reaident of Irving Park, against tba Tillage of Jeiferaon to recover $10,000 for personal injur lea. In December, 1885. plaintiff fell through defective planks atretched aorosa a ditch at Center street and Ht, Charles arenue In Jefferson and hurt ber "pine. Sbe was present at the trial in an invalid chaLc In the United States Circuit Court yesterday Messrs. Holxhstmer dc Ellel and James Rosenthal, attorneys for Andrew Wehrle.

an Ohio wine grower, and Isaac Hays, a New York liquor importer, began actions on tbe oase for $1,000, and $1,600. respectively, against Samuel Stein, the liquor dealer at 371 South Halsted street who confessed Judgment for a large amount recently. When the sheriff went In he only found about worth of goods, whereas Stein's recent purcbasea are said to bars amounted to about $40,000. The present suits are brought to recover for fraudulent concealing; end disposal of tbe goods THE CALLS FOB TO-DAY. Tjwixap sTarxs ooukts.

Judge Greahain At Springfield. Judge Biodgett Admiralty eases and general business, APPELLATE COUEX Adjourned to Monday, when opinions will be filed. Call is 41 to 5L inclusive, except 43. bupbjuob co a ex. Judge Gary First calk Noa.

151 to 200. inclusive. Trial call, Nos. 3,807, 3,841. 3,843, aad 3,843.

No case on trial. Judge Williamson Nos. 4.123. 4,119 and No. 4,125.

Chapman vs Village of Jeffer- judge Hawes-Nos. 3.573. S.790. 3,786. 3.536V and 4.1&4.

No. Gran nniu jrire las (Jo. on trial. Judge Bhepara hoc. zu, zt, zz, ana 1.

no cause on bearing. Jndire Gsrnett os, iv. zu za. Z9 ana sea, No. 0.

Cobnm rs Sbsv. on cibcvit cocbx. JndM Rogers Nos. 173 aad 174, No. 166a.

Ctn.n v. Pnn Ca nn triaL Judge xpiey Moa. 10, ao ana o. no. as on bearing, COUHTI COUKX.

Judge Preadergast Insanity eases In fore noon. At A p. m. lown ol una assessmesifc CZIjUKAIi cduzl Judge Anthony Noa. 27.

3L, 33, 38, and 47. Judge Collins Nos. 22, 83, 28, SO, 35. 87, and 314. rBOBATa COURT.

Jndgs Knickerbocker General bntlnsss. THE COURTS XT. S. CTKOUlXL stew surra 20.342 -Andrew Wehrle vs Bamnel Stein. Case, $1,000.

Holzheimer aUlel and James. Rosenthal, attya. i 2a343 Isaao Hays rs Btms. tase, sj.ouu. Same attya.

1 BsTOBSl muitim suwutn. Chsnoerv 408. Conn Mut Lite Ins 'Core Welch: deft of certain died as to. S. Holden and ret to Bishopr-IUyburn vs Consumers Gas, and L.

Co, order on, re-ceiver's report, 'JJ bkpobb jubdif.tptijncT." Admiral tv la re. Otbleasburgh Laxs Cbam- plain R. Co. ord as prepaveuWi T1 BETOBX JT7IKJE1 MAIXXeTcll, MOB.XH, AND BITT.gT. Orders 2.550.

lav re est or mo auolt time to file abs and brfe ex 34 ds vs Norris; same ord 2.547. Erie and Paoino Dispatch vs Stanley; same, 20 tts 2.413. Decker vs Patton: appt alid in baud, of 45UO in 20 ds Rarbe vs Glickstno of app.ee to atrike re- plT, brfs of applt trons Hies tstow 2.502, Han-ohett vs People; mo aoplee to die arnl for want of Jurisdiction taken 2.533, -HutcniOTon Fnr-BaotCo. vs Ivford: ma applt tluid to tile briefs etxlOda 2.5O0. same to Nov.

8, and 15 ds te spiaees reijiy 2,458, Ba-gor vs Lomax: sumnvsne te 4ssne to executors 2J27, Xouag rs Wittenjosryart 'It to applae to ass Urn cross errors 2,543, Wallace vs Monroe; mo applt time to file abs and brfs ex 30 ds 2.548, P. F. W. sod a Ry. Co.

vs Reno; time to file abs aud brfs ex to Nov. 15. and IA ds thereafter for apples to file brfs. BTJPERlOa. xrgw sorra.

100.12O J. B. Taylor Co. vs J. K.

Cohen. Atteh 1 78.47. Flower. Remy A Gregory, attya. lOtf.121 E.

N. Hnrlbut Co, vs. same. Alton $47(3. tiH.

Tolman b-Nolan, attys. 10S.122 Osgood A Leyden vs The Miles City Dressed Beef Co. Attoh $5,500. Uonse et Fry. attya lod.122 Coarey.

Wallar A Deorea rs Bern-hard Daniels and Sheriff Hanobett, Replevin a43145. E. L. Chamberlain, ally. 1O0.124 Thomas Lypoh et al ra Sheriff Han-chett and Samuel ftteln.

Replevin $537.72, Crutty Bros. tr Aldrteh. attvs. 10U. 125 James if.

Roche vs Ira Browa and Francis Sinsrb Potu for nieeba lien $50.78. Yonng A Makeel, scire. 10U2 100,127. 100,128 Cases, Bap-pressed. 10U.129 to 100,132 Attachments.

Suppressed. loai33 The Crucible Steel Company vs Alfred C. Brsokebnsa and Jnilus Mooe. Debt $712, damagea $Looa Percy L. Shumsn, aUy.

lOtt.134 The National Bank of Illinois vs Samuel SwartehUd. Conf of Judgt, $1,050. Kraas, Mayer at Brackett. attya. IOH.135 Lena bwartohild rs Same Sams, $0,170.

Same 100.136 bam rs jSame, Same, $7,533.77. Same attvs. earners Buna Bams. $1,050. aUys.

100 138 -Theresa Gllckauf rs Same, $3,001.83. Sams attya. 100,130 Minnie FUseatbal rs Same, V3.ooi.83. bams attya J. L.

Boeaffer vs H. W. Palmar. Asst. $4oOi Smith A Burgett, attya 106,141 Sour Masn Distilling Oo.

ra Samuel Stein. Asst. dOO. L. Rsztord, attv.

10o142 Selig Ambers etal vs J. K. Cohen. Atteh, Weigley. Bnlkley A Gray, attya IOC, 143 Henry M.

Hslneman vs Same. Atteh, $168. Same atty. i 106.144 fames M. Wright V( MaUIe Wrigut.

But for divoros fur desertion. J. Beattle. solr. 1.06, 145 George Bawin vs Charles Hagenow, Henry Hsgsnow and Joseph Bouka Conf oi Judgt 918a Bawin at Taaderploeg, attys.

106. 14tt Mary L. Ward vsjaa. L. McKeever.

Asst $LOOa add, Ritchis, eobcr A Jadd. attya 106.147 Isabells Adsms rs Edwin N. Adams. Bill for divorce for desertion. Crutkahaak A Atwood.

solrs. 100,148 Julia Hunt, admx of Tboe. Hnnt, ra rotter Palmer, case a.ouu. A. H.

Trade atty. 1O6.140 Minnie Feleenthal vs Samnal Swart. child. Creditors' bill IH3.O0L8& Kraas, stayer ek Broekstt, solrs. 100,150 Csrmon B.

Hetfleld et al vsl Ber- wln. Asst VOOO. t- tr. Abbott, atty. 106.151 Kate Morgan vs Frank Height Asst K5.000.

U. JU Rogers and It. Anlgnw attya. 100,152 C. Thompson et al rs August Louis, Conf, of Judgt, 570.10.

Smith A Hel- mer, attvs. lott.153 Bill suppressed. lOO, 154 Caroline Weidlngsr et al rs Unknown owners. Petn to perpetuate testimony. Ruts A Esehenberg.

attya 100,155 Amai Benedict et al rs J. K. Cohen, Attcb. V502.3O. McClellsn A Cummins, attys.

1O0.15O Frank Gallagher rs Illinois Central Railroad Co. Case. $20,000. F. Gooding and W.

H. Slason. attys. LAW JUDO OABT. Orders 7.054, Kosel vs Pric: deflt and Jndgt i or proo, ois i cent 0,034.

Peterson vs Busse: dts and judgt want nsrr 7.043. Hyde vs 11 mart defit Wilmartb 3.43a, Pax ton vs Barclay: dla 0 Cosgrove vs Uorlbnt: rule to hie bill of part in IO ds 7.014, Allen ve Mitchell: ord as prepared Kicker ra Hi Donald: rr to amd by ine addm to fJO.OX Jbrennall vs bmitn; dls 7.074, Kelly re Van Everen; same 7.O07. Beidler va Same; same 3.838. Dobbins vs Vbgel; Judgt on fdg tor plff; das 1 cent and prop. Judgments 6.028.

Chariee Silverman et si ra Louis Jacobs; by deflt. 400.90. and sd fa 7.217. Charles H. Uorton rs Martha J.

Maxon; by deflt, SI 85.87 7.052. Maria Ritttnann rs John Murphv snd Simon Stafford; by deflt, $255.337.234, Alex Martin ve Charles Belts; by deflt. 1.923.436.817. Erastoa T. efftetal vs bamusl Schirek; by deflt, K5.450 7.013, John Tracy vs Frank Gebherdt aad George R.

Kilns-bell; by deflt, debt 230. das 1 20.49. to be discbgd 6.869. Robert F. Meisaner vs George P.

Brsnn; by deflt. $337.757.026. Bartholomae A Leieot Brg Co. rs Aibln Backir.ann; by deflt, 30O.2O 6.804. Anna 6pankneol va Albert B.

Holson; br deflt, 1236.25, snd set fa 7.09M, Philo G. Dodge et al vs William New; by deflt, 887.436.037. Msrsaot va Trustees of of lAke: dts aa to trustees, Juogt by deflt ra directors, 124. LAW JVTXit WIXUAVSOX Orders' 3.008. Brook vs Palmer; Judgt oa rer coats vs oVff 6,5211, Win vs Cropeey: dls -54 Morey vs A I Co: dls a Scboenbofer Brg Co ve Schroeder: die Judgments and trials 3.

iMO. E. P. Palmer rs James, Joseph and Frederick Brooke; Judgt on rer tor plff $205.43 6,910, R. S.

Parsers Angustes D. Lamb; by defit $1,362.536.930, Wnw P. Kempton et al vs E. M. Hulse; bv deflt $214.787,126.

Miehaei McGrath vs P.M. Smith; by deflt 6282.20-m.127, J. B. Akeru et al vs Caroline Schroeder; by deflt til5.50 5,712, Frank Pauley et al vs Emanuel Kramer; Judgt 2. 742.

75 snd set fa 7.1 IO, John Clark va Win. New; by deflt 437. 20 6.536, Gallse va Baksr; by deflt $312. LAW JXJTK5B HAWES. Orders e.953.

People vs Dempeey; deft Was. E. Dempeey awd Gibson 6.902. Ward vs Spiegel deft U. M.

Spiegel: 7.O70, Ward va Bonse: deft Joseph B. Bonse 6.990, Illingworth vs Burley; lv to amd 6.979. Kearna vs Brigs: ly to pid to ana garn in 5 do. Judgments 6.590. August Lonla rs Carl Sofansrt: by deft $2207.107.

National Knitting Co. vs Peter F. Wolff aad Arnold Wolff; by deft 1.082.20 7.182, Timothy Dwlghr. Jr. vs Chicago Cotton Batting Co; by deft 364.42.

genl and spl exo 6,074, Frank Elliott et al vs Eveniug Mail Pub Co; by deft $282.75 7.150. Michael Cunningham rs Fred J. White: by deft 2817.152. same va D. Alien; by deft 289.006,779.

li 8. Com. took vs Physicians Snpoly Co; deflt garn A Reevea Jackson, enndti Judgt 203.54, Get 9. 86. and set fs 6,999.

U. A Root vs Kam-nel B. Raymond; by deflt "41306.575, Wsvne County Natl Bkvs Carles Boitx; by deflt $1,2387. 1 80. Robert Clerk et al vs Alfred Jay: by deflt 2007.184.

Fred W. Wolf ra Julius Landaberg: by deflt 202. 5a. CBAMCBBT iDOOI OAKTCETT. Orders 2.302.

'lhirds vs Thirds; pi oa ealr 2.754. Kimball vs Sindram; lv to amd bill lustr. rnle to pid in 5 ds 3,050. Ayer vs Ayer; defit 2.838 Do ran rs Dorao; dent 3.035, Bur-hop ra Burhon, deflt L723 Aimlnl vs Curtis: dls 3.193. am brook va li am brook: deflt 95.135, Graves rs Graves: cause redocketed 3.2O0, Olson vs Olson; gal anptd and ret to Steote 2.953, Chambers rs Kavanaugh; demr wlthdn, rule to ans in 15 ds 3,113, Johnston rs Johnston: deflt 2.310, to amd bill instr 2.634, Kelley vs Cloutier; demr ovld, rule to ans la 20 days 3,093, Walker vs Rand: mo for lv to amd bill ovld.

lv to file aup bid alid, mo to atrike etlp from files ovld. rule on defte in anol bill to pid in 20 ds 3.229. Lynch vs Lynch; rule on deft to pav com pit solr 25 in IO ds And pay deft 6 peg week air, rule to ans bill In 20 da. pi oa oair 2.953. Chambers vs Kavaaausn; exe to ans Cornelius Rysa sustd, rule on him to sns over In 20 ds 3.213.

bell vs bell: deflt 3,269. Jeske vs Jeeke; deflt 2.944, Nenbert rs Neobert; deflt 3,000, Field ve Medenwold; mo to dtslv InJ ovld 2.895, Bensoo rs Benson; on deft to pay complt solr $20 in 80 ds sod deft $4 per wk sly and pi on ealr 2.840, Grummes rs Rider; bill die as to Alien and Monroe, mo by complt for leave to hie repla and introduce evd ovld L937. Ool borne vs Baker Bag Co: demr sustd, lv to amd bill, rule to pid to amd bill in IO ds 2.935, Tesamsn rs Krnger; exe to ana ret to Custer. 1 Decree 2. 802, New England Life las Co rs Baker; decree.

CHAXCERT JTTDOl SHBPABX. Orders L9U9, Ullman rs Barney: ebUldls 3,150. Wriabt vs Uardle; petn of 8. Langhlln ret to Caster 3.013. Van Steinberg ve Van Steln-oerg; deflt 3.045, Jackson rs Gusria: demr witbdn, 30 ds to ans 506, Berdel rs Egan; complt to dose pts in 5 2.504, Fsnlfcs rs Fsulks; deflt 3,207.

Delm vs Delm; deflt 3,083, Adams vs Martin: deflt W. H. Martin and Edward Peterson 2.9C8. Burns vs Barns: deflt 3.195. Baker rs Am Bridge Co; deflt Am Bridge Co.

and Chariee H. Lawrenoe, trustee 3.001. Salmon vs Salmon: defit 1.40U. Lawrenoe rs Kimball tims to close pf extd 20 ds 3.253, Barclay va Barclay? deflt 3.029. Schintc vs Hartman; deflt B.

Hartman and ref to nnerman 2.874. Beymoor vs Seymour; ord ded issue 3,172. Geyer vs Geyer; deflt 3,242, Wheeler vs Luck; deflt 3.119. Fleilmaa vs Gsge; lv to file petn and bond to remove te Cir Ct 3,043, Culberteon rs Walramood; dls 03. 005, Avery rs Leonard; deflt J.

Norton, Caroline Kennioott. and Fred Wilkinson 3.200, PtoffrsPfoff: deflt 3.218, Stellmaan vs Siell-rnsnn: deflt Sophie 8tellmsan 3,225. Bnis vs Tesoh: deflt Ernestine Teeoh and F. P. Meyer-berg 3.0 19.

Berth vs Holse; consolidated with No. 105,057, recrso extended, dis as to James K. Wilson 86,151, Marsen va Kessner: sxa to mas r'eo ovld. rule to show cause made absolute, deft fined 200 and costs of rsf and fine suspended for 30 days 106,149, el sen thai ra SwartehUd; ord apptg recr. Decrees 3.098.

Riddle vs Jennings Dry Co; dec 82.847. Neht rs Mnabam; supt dee L502, Soharf rs Steger; dee 2,773, Harris rs Carpenter; deflt cert defta and decree 2.747, Deimel rs Loom is; deflt all defts and deoree2.891. Lansing vs Voedar; mas rsp fid aad eonfd and dea 'm ciacTJTTi. hew surra. 68.609 Bertha Bersoweki rs Joseph Bersow-skU BUI for divorce lor cruelty.

B. M. Shaff-ner, sulr. 58.611 South Park Commissioners rs City of Chicago. Petition for msnriamns, at.

W. Faller, atty. 58.612 John EL Bani at al rs Trustees et schools town 38, 14, George Fleming, B. R. Chamberlain, Peter MeQom and sthara, BUI to 58.613 Thomas O.

Hood et al rs J. K. Cohen Atteh 95.45. Uenrv Rexford, attv. 58.61 Suragua Brimmer Mtg Co rs Same.

Atteh. 370. 03. Samsauy. 58.015 Weir Craig rs W.

Doiten. Atteh, 91.G03.4a jr. p. Simons, any. 68.616 Mary bhepard vs William J.

Bhep-ard. Bui for divoros for cruelty. James HFeir-chlld, solr. 63.617 Josephtne Smith rs Adamy Whitehead. Case.

5.0OO. Jams Blum. atty. 53.618 E. Salomon rs Chariee a.

Cleaver. Assr. l.OOO, llorton A Uorne, attya. 68.619 N. A Mears va Mathiaa Herdsriah, Appeal.

58,020 Eben L. Chapman et al vs H. D. Cbapln. HaUleG.

Chapln, and John D. enuinge BUI to foreclose trust dsed for l.OOO. Chae, J. Kavaaagh, solr: LAW JUDO BOOBBS. Orders 4.564, People, ex rel Atty Genl.

vs North Chi City UK Co; mo entd by attys for rsspds to vscars ord granting Ir to file I of or and to dls suit 3.823. Hanson rs Fsgan; Ir to amd nan, rule to pid In IO ds 3.976. Lang rs Alsfasser; lv te make Joeepb Alfasser a daft, rule to pid by Nor term 2,093. In re Green; time to tue bond extd to Nor 6. CHAKOBBT CBIBF JVBTICE TUXET.

Orders 521, Reuker rs Renker: Henry Mo-Clory snb aa solr for ooniplt 53.759. Chris to Dh rs Brnzek: rnle en Jeeeph Valaauae to show cause Frldav or Mlsobeying ord July 21 SOU, Darnel rs Crown Co. wlthdn from ma ealr B. R. 404, Knselhart vs Engelhart; deflt Jacob and Basaona Wsvlsad 1.404, Laliv vs Lslly; deflt 1.213.

McNeill rs World's Pastime Ex Co; lv to Edwin J. Becker to sue recr at common law 368, WoodvaKeed; rule ou defte te eioee efe in 30 da. and deflt all defte 1.404, LaUv rs Lally; ruls on deft to show causa Saturday for rlo inj 1.374, Garrison rs Garrison; rule to show cause Ssturdsy why sly aad solrs fees Should not be paid 1,286 Watson rs Wsteon: attoh for atteh. lOda fur Brown te ans 969. Deadlstel vs Dandietei: rule to ana bill in IO ds 1.463, Boldst rs Bold at; rols to show cause by Sat why aly aad solrs fees should not be paid 1.171.

Le Grand Co ra North Chi City Ry Co: lv to Ills amd bill and make North Chi Street Co deft, rnle oa defts in court to ans In 10 ds 136. sad Stone Co rs Holmes: Ir to file snpl bill and maka Cook Cty Stone Co and M. McDonald defts. rule to sns snpl bill In 20 ds. case oontd te Nor.

23455, Mehts Nat Bk rs Peck: demr J. L. Peck wlthdn, 20 ds te sns 1,573. English ys Irwin: dis 1.479. Gillette vs Gillette; ord on Beach to deliver poss 397.

Wheeler rs Smith; demr sustd. 10 ds to aad 8, Dows rs Marine Co; Met Natl Bk mads deft to oris bill, cross bill to stand as ans. demr to cross bill Bogus, recr, orld. demr to cross bill Met Nat Bk ovld L393. Wendell vs Florian: dls 1.190.

Chi Co vs Burgess: demr Hsnford Eaton snstd. complt elects to stand by bill, bill dls aa to said defta and appld 67 Johnson rs Johnson: mo for farther allow ance pending appt orld 1.352. Allen rs Allen; Aim 1 1 is Ossornd va Faoan: me to anash serv ice ovld. SO ds to sns 850, Noerinser vs Texas Co; mo to quasnoep ovio xos, avuea vs aasj ret back to master. COUMTT.

SOTTS. ARrorBnean D. Gareelon. debtor, te LB. Smart, assignee.

Vol notary assign meat. Grain dealer. law jxtdqm rBxroxnoAJT. Orders 6,894, in rs vol assgnt Hartley BeeUn Ins- Chair Ca: ord ahff tarn over prop to aesg. IV te sass te ooat boa of mts 0,442.

la ra rot assgnt A H. Norton; ord dt ret to-day people ax ret comma ef elec rs John Mailer; pris disehgd City spl ssst No. 5.124; ord conf ef roll 6.b6. In re vol assent Benjamin F. Haddock; ord tor curst Nov.

a. CSUUNAL bctobk rrjDOB AXTHOirr. Ordsrs Clerk ordered te draw eight mors petit Jurors Bail of the Pinxanon men nxea at $5,000. BETOBX tXTDOM OOIXUTA Orders 3, Bates, stricken off, etc. 11.

Mo-Qualde and Pbelan, struck off, etc 13, Oilman, struck off. etc 18, Spin, struck off, etc. 20, Woods, struck off. etc. BXrOBX fOMI OABT.

Orders 255, Nathan Cohn and Jaoob Fanster. laroeny. etc. motion for new trial argued, aad new trial granted; bail fixed at $1,000 each. PRO BAT.

rupog xxicxxxaocKxa. Wul Estate Darld will proved and lenera test to Lizzie W. Bradley, tnd bead apprd. Guardianships Estate Albert Lnbeke, minor; letters to Dorothea Labeke. apprd Kauts Isms, E.

Vumlnrlum el al minors: let ters to Margaret Cunningham, bond 35.000 apprd Estate John A Moratrom et si. minors: letters to Been Nelson, bond 5.000 spprd Es-Lt WUbaimins) AL T. K. Grnennagen: letters to Henry Klbers, bond 4.000 apprd Estate Marv Iteee Kernan et si. minora; tetters to pauip Kernan, bond l.OOO apprd.

AdmiolstraUoos Estate Ferdinand Lnbeke: Wtars to Dorothea Luboke and Wm. F. Lnbeke. bond $22,000 apprd aad pf helrsp Estate Jaoob Aolb: letters to 40au Boowezer, nona iww apprd Estate John Cunnlnvhaaa: tetters to Maraaret Cunnlngbam, bond 3.5oU, apprd and n( beirsn Estate Robert West: letters to Min erva West and Aaron B. Mead, pond $38,000 slstmia Tbomaa Hunt: letters to Julia Hunt.

bond $10,000. apprd Estate iCharles Martin Klemme: probate of will refused: tettara to admr Margaretha Klemme, bond 200 apprd. Orders Est Geo, W. Lnna; pluries eit te order ret Nov. 5 Eet Julia M.

Abbey; supt lav aoprd Est F. X. Widmann; iuv. aoprst and awd apprd EatF. J.

Schmidt: asm a Est Bells lad same and eel fld. and lv to sell Eat Elisa beth Murphy: lnr and apprat apprd Est A turns ta 8. Hyde: tnr aad apprst apprd. ang marnaae fid Geo. M.

Wets; pf taeireo, res ignatioa of admx fid and accepted, aoetg reserved Est Henry Roth: dee sale Est Henry Koch; same Est Lizzie Dooley, minor; new bond apprd Est Joan Thnrnes: est settled Est Timothy Qaaid; eet settled Eet Dennis Quaid; eet selLteo Est Cart F. Ream: ir to amd records Est Helen M. Ballard et ai. minora; sects aoprd, resident guardn to turn over aad trans to foreign guardn bal est of wards and guardn discbgd Ai Wilhelm Westphsl: lnr. apprst, aad wds awd apprd Est Jamoa Dnxson; pf helrsp Est John J.

Allen, etal. minors; oil vs guardn setNov, 5 Est Peter Murpny: eit ve extra ret Nov. 5 Est Macdalena Ackermann; atty to defend eet re elm of extr Eet Walter Wiloox, minor; lnr apprd Est James B. Kimball; lnr apprst and wda awd apprd Est Lndwig Bethke; spl bond apprd Et Ludwig Blag: Same Est Silas Unttoa: elm F. Il Wadsword alid for $38 Est Charles M.

Gray; lnr, apprst and wda awd apprd Est Marv Ana MeParland; inr and apprat apprd Est William T. Bantleyi rept per proo aoprd Eat Lndwig Bethke: dee sale Eat Lndwig Btegei: Same Eet George better; anal soot apprd Est Charles p. Kiieforth; minor; a so sale Est Henry H. Bromwell: rept sale per prop apprd, final sect apprd. admr to collect disehgd.

SXW BPBlJlGrTsXD, TJL. Nor. X. Tbe Secretary of State to-day leaned Ucenses of inoorporation to the following 00m panics Tbe Assurance Banding and Loan Association, at Chicago: capital stock. 5.000.000: incorporators, John A Fry.

Tnomaa Robinson. A Gordon Murray, and others. BldweU Electrio Railway and Manufacturing Company, at Chicago; oanttal a took, incorporators. Charles F. Btdwelt.

Charles 8. Jones, and Mark Bangs. Wslty Manufacturing Company, at Chicago; capital stock. 100,000: incorporators, Edward CL Haling; William Muss, and Jndeon F. Going, bloaa Medicine Company, at Chicago: capital stock.

50.900: incorporators. Edgar W. orchard, A J. Madden, aud Thomas J. Woodcock.

River View Hotel Company.at Kankakee: capital stock. la-corporators, Emery Cobb. M. E. Iagalls and as.

Clarke Graohle Illustrating Company, at Chicago; capital a took. 25,000: ineorporatora. Cnllen A Rider, E. Dnnton Taylor and Harrison C. Lewis.

Tba Western Retell Merohanta Pro-tective Union, at Chicago; capital stock. incorporators. Phdllp H. Spragna. Thomas W.

Sprague and Jasper N. Caldwell City Hospital of Streator; incorporators. H. J. Wood.

J. G. Wilson. John Art bar and others. Phoenix Pleasure Club, at Chicago; incorporators, Frank Ait, George J.

Enelebardt and H. G. Fleloohnaner. Ths Chicago Paper Cox Makers Union, at Chi -eago; ineorporatora, Joba Henry Schuster, Hermann Ullrich, Gsorge Schuster aad others. Stone pavers Union of Chicago; incorporators.

Andrew Benninga, Hsary A as ostein and Thomas Febey. Blacx all's beat Coffee, 3Vi lbs for WATCHES, JJSWXLBT, ETCL TOM OLD BAXlABLK HOC8K OF J. B. CHAMbKRB A CO. Owner Oars and Man tana sts.

ESTABUaUED 1M7. Bargains la WATCBJCS, DIAMOXDel. sgEBLUiO sOLVXaWAnX, aad 'USE JKWFLltT. aNSTR CTION3. HE.

BRYANT'S CHICAGO KCHINKSS oUegs, ooort-naad lusutute, aad Ennlish Traia-iugbcheoL Ooea ail tbe year, students entering dsiiy. Ample room for l.0e atadeaia. louug men and women made competent and nut la a way to earn their owu living. I'ony thousaad do.lrs expended annually to tarnish tne fseuiues that this insutituoe oners. Mr.

Bryant was tbe senior psrtuer o( the weli- tnowa firm ot bryant A btratton. Ibis is tus largeiit usiness oollege In the united state. Address H. iirynlil a Hon. 77 to 81 stats sU Cnicago.

ill. A K11 spelling, aaorthsad, eta. taoreaghly tauKnt at tne aistropoutaa bmiivm College, opposite aicVtcSefs 1 Healer 1 ezpeneaea teseners. rooms, snd a tnereogh conrss of study STORAOE, I-1RORGH PARR 156 TO 160 T. MOW VJroest, sk lasrmvs for fnrmtnra.

msrrhannisa eta. ad ranees 1 nana 4oaS 1 ssuhlislias taJi4 seW 424 JTOSt aTiT-TTTT HEAL ZSTATB( FOR RALE-nr TCKVEK BOXO- sas sr- west front, botweea 4 3iu aad 4tith sts. Several lots. 24x171 each: SWSO each. tuiiwimtoii ihaiwa 10 faetaortbof It 1st SC.

opposite autrancs 10 Madisoa Park; per foot. Taylor st- 1M feet of Lincoln 4xii I Ureeawood sv. 4 lots. Vxt'J7 as fronting ssst, just south ef 43d St, chiS'Sperfoot. saoh, a.

s. corner Polk st. 8 liXs aa sod lis av. nurflh nl l'i4 uft lUMiai. SltMl nee foot.

Monro, oa eoruer w.st of Wood, a ifssory aad cellar sioue-trout reaideuee. with ail modem imnrov ments; lot SJii 000. Mioblvan av. sear UMta I we S-etoc-y. manse ra snd baaxtuent, stooe-tront boaea la process et coa strucuoBilot a27.tsiw.

UOli. lea Washington St. SALK-ytRNON AT. HBAK 3TH large -story, basement and stile detached brick house, atone front, eoetalns 14 rooms besides laundry, bath, furnace, ana billiard rooms, and all tue ister convenleacuei lot lHOxl'A. Caa be sold st a very rvssossble price.

10 class aa sstata. For aale bv Tl'KNKIi HO.VD TOBEMl gn Tna HEST-8TOBB JkSO DWELXnTO, Tc, corner west Superior and Ashland av. 3.V sevenonm Hat, N. Clark St. UJ.

UAV'IXl O. bWAlti 171srk r. 3KU8ICAL' LNSTRUilEirra, ETC AT HAKEROOHS OF W. W. KIMBALL ft CO-Cor.

state and Adams sr. We call particular sttenuoa to our laree and elegant stock of Hal let A Harts. Emerson, and Jtlmbail Pt-saos, ia sew designs, in Mahogany, French Walnut, Bull Losewood ciwtii. Also several exosDent bargains in seeona-hsad pianos. tot a onuare and Uprutnt.

of prominent Two Concert Orands at bergenia, or tor rsat becond-hsad OrHsns from to SoO. New piaaoa to rent. tlaaoa tuned and repaired. HOMING Kit PIAJtOS AND OROAKaL Establisbea IhoO. Msaafactttret's Prices.

Tims Paymsals. 0SA-OU now in use Pianos to rent or exruangs. Vaaufai'turer'a Warerooms. B. BHONlNolt VO-.

16 Slats st. LYUM at SsJtA L.T. state aad Mosroe ra. stainwsy. Fischer.

Lroa a Healy. sad efaerygsaoa, Bordstt sa4 Lyon ft Uealy orgaaa. I srgast sasek of instraaients aad Dee minted wareroi lerms easb er time te salt a. tamers. CTaVLMWAK'H M4TCBI.KSS ri A MftH liu.i at Mr a 1,1.

Btaie and Monroe st Beware of Bogus Instruments. Bom aew aad A OASI M'HAAF, 17PK1GHT FIA.SUs. UM-yVearassed for tone aad durability, wainut, mahogany, and reeewood eases, at bonnet prices. Pianos sold oa easy payments, rested, snd exenaneed. turner iiurcnimeai warraatea lor esvew yei 27 Wmat sUdisoB sc.

coreer Morgan. BKST PIAK! AHDORQANSIV MARKET. kyitV ft CAMPri. lhd and 190 btate at. OO PIANOS ARO OkUAHa TO AUUfT Part or aS rentals applied on irasehasa.

ti CA MP. 1 88 and 190 Btate st FLdTAXCIAL. CtTT. BCHOOC AMD water bonds of hien grade de for sale, paying 4e te 6 per cent Interest, in soma of avM and upward over soia to investors wicnoat loss or any nrln- clpal or interest. W.

HARltlrt a OO- k--." us and 117 Monroe st. (Moaiauk black ATTKNiOMt ATTENTION! LOWEST nee oa rami tars, pianos, machinery, teams, sto, becu nty Loan A sancKS Uaok, l'7 Lanalle St. I uANS.HADK ON CHICAGO KKaLW- i-4 tats a lowest rasst ox 90H llo and 1H Lansilsst 'PO LOAN-OX FfTKNrrUKE. PIANOS. HA.

1 ehinery, wagons, nor.es. carnages, warenouss aeiptsAndeoUaterais. 7l Pearborn.hoom.4s. CUaTJA KEAL fcSTITK LOAJTS AT LAW KATCS on improved city property at the bank of VHJLr bijrrUAL. OUUbS A ttlLLLn.

10 La-Sal 1. st. MOMII TO LOAN AT CTJftBKXT KATES earealestate. B. W.KTsLAS.

J1L, a CO, hoom How land Blocs. Menroe and Dssraora sts. tfO.IET rCKMSHED FOR BCILDINO, B. L.PfcABK. iX farm aad other real estate loans.

1VJ Dearborn St. BCILOINOIIA.NA-SI.OOO Ar TJPWAftOL FHASCIS B. PEAbODlT OU. lo7 Dearborn st HOBSXS ANS CARRIAGES. jAJsTATwKItaHr pany have for sale large assortment of carriages, constating of 5-class lsndses, six-eaasenger glass rocksways.

four-eeat rocasiets. coups rocks ways, retention eoupalets. four-seat extension platform ba-reuehea. carts, wagonettes, vicertas. dog-earta.

viuagearta, phaetons, sloe-bsr sad end anriag bag-give, aleiehs. road vracons from 109 pennds op. fine 60-pound suikeys. Allot the sbove are ot their os-a raske, Sne, aud of the latest sryies. and warranted arstlaes in every particular.

carriage painting aad repairing a specialty. Carriages stored tor ths winter. 461 and 4i-l abash av. AGZKTJ WAJNTBIX WAVrED-AH AGENT. UD( OR fSEX.

Uemaa, la every city aad vitaag ia the Cnited States to introduce oar Uuan Herret Lienury gloee-togs lper week guaranteed te iiva aeents. Lrop tAatoetai sad we wul send tuU partunisra, OABX1K.X UlTy CUfcAtlCAL OO, gc pouta Water st Chioseo. IU. WANTkU LA11Y )'UK MV brand aew rubor andrrzarment: the only petfect one ever mane id tn. world no talkingt arils ItM'lt: double your mon-y: outhts tree.

LWi or write. Mils. F. X. LI1TLE.

97 Lakeside Building. Chicago, WANTEDLADY A'itfKT XK ECO. Bomieal Hoaaekeeping. posiU vely toe beet work ever pu 011 tiled wul sell everywnerei exe laaive tsrrC toryi lanre proflts. Andreas for circulars COopec At Harper Oov, Caleaew.

U'ANTKD-LAOY AGENTS FOK A FAST selilns sceeiaitv. Double vonr mooav and Ire samDle to tboee meanine bneineea. send stamp. V.KS. J.

PAltRl.StiTOM tin Bt. cbteatfo. Ja8CHT-LAirEOUa, ADVANCE STEEL HOT-AIR KVJKNACES. alMO steel-air heaBsre for hard or soft coal, to heat large rooms or small bouses without expense ox arr-ni pea, registers, etc- Send tor areolars to Chicago and Ane Stove Ootupauy, 1 7 Lake at. OIQFOR UOUOUlJihHiDII BABNEIM AO at Cnlcage Harness Co 113 E.

Adams st, Lx-press aad grecery harniws. lowest pnnes. Take sle-vator. PICTt'KK FKAMKSi KN4sitA VINOS. KTCU inn.

etc, st RihAM J. lHOMPsON'a, b4 Wabash sv. ALLKi.VOS OS" TAK AM) OK.1TEL HOOP, ing dons and old roots repairsd by J. WlLAEs jRL CO- 1 and 84 West aanimrtoa su LOCl.SK BENNETT, MA8HAGE AND MA(r netie treatmeet. 117 soatn Ciars at.

Boom It. UK. KLGAN. MAMAUK AND (lAONKTlQ All. treatment.r-'4 astsh flint flirbt, rnrbC irons.

'IVsuiierx. Indian traders. aad mevehaata. la the aorta, sortliweat. West, aad Soatawest.

send tor our raw fur price list: it will pay you well to do so. We are the tare-eat manufacturer, and bnvera of raw fur. in Chicago. Faory prices paid tor fine ooUee- attf rxittuiAr st Leading Pur aierchants, litlt snd IrtO htste st- CbicaM, CLATHVOYAJi'Ta AND aCELDIXTJCS. ATTENTION CONS CLT A TIO ON KUSI-nees.

lawsuits, abeent friends, sore, marriages, deatna: ladiee specially invited: Batten answered. Diseases located and cured a enos. athS. It Lahin at- nssr Madison st. Always at noma.

PKEE-MRS. W. OR.tr. CLAIRVOYANT, A tsiis your mother's name before marriage tree te consnlt personally or oy letter; given. SJl west van uaren st 7TJKKITTJKS.

STOTSS. ETU, ALL KINDS OF STOVES FOR PARLOR kitchen, tailors, laundry, rrom SU.00 to JA A choice lot book cases, tables, chairs, bed 4, mattresses, gas fixtures, esgee, mirrors, snd everythln uaed la homes to be bad at low Attend this nlesrlng Sale of FRAN J. tOUUs, 15 N. Clark. FBOF3E3SIOKAL.

LsoAL ADVICE FREE. UPON RECEIPT of two stamps. Wili send divorce law o( DUoois, COIWKLL A bPlkNCKB, 16 sad lod Baadolpa at. Ct ml. BEATTIE, LAWTKR.

caAOTICKSUI ronaml rtearpostofBoe AXO-A-. ST. LAWKENCB EUROPEAN HOTEL and 70 Aaama st. between Ktele snd Dearborn. I PisIVAT LvLNis TKI.KPHQlfH.

rrlcLICPKUiNKHFOK SaLbI OKFRrritK A tines put an to order: also electrloal workt repair. HAKUr.lti' Oo- 16i Lanalle: tel. SBWura MAOHiMga. FOLET A WILLIAMS. TO ADAMS ST) sewing-machines repaired, pxrta, needles, ell, at tewest pnose.

WUsoa sewing Mactdne repeic business removed to No. 70 Adam et. up-etaira. MRPICAL. CURB TOURS ELa FRENCH SPECIFf never talis to curs all diseasae of the ariaary organs, either eex or eondlooo.

soli directions wita each botua. Price SL sold oniy by K. aiAUJU drug gist. XT Vaa Bursa st. eoraer Pittu av Uaicago, eg sent by express oa receipt ot price, CT.

JACOB INSTITUTE TREATS ALL privates nervons. and chronle dtaessei oonaulta. tlon free: Mad stamp for auestioa list. 81 S. dark sC PKHBOXAX.

PERSONAL -CUPID'S QCIYKR, AN TL-lustrsted journal puollghea in eonuectton with tne Chicago Matrimonial Burean: S.ouo candidates for marriage: laciose 10 rents tor November tiumbec. at, bvwaa, Aew avitta taacm as. 7 HZLP WAJfTEB-OALS. Tradee WANTED STONE-MASONS CHICAGO Olaea Works, rortte-rb St. aad Wearwortb av.

WANTr.O TAILOf.lt-ONE GOOD lltinH-elatsu aad eae pantsmatert steady work. Call stones. IKuwil ANTED TAILOlt, BCMifcLM A.N-W AJ- All lain A- RlKiU lir ASTi.u MAN VV steady work. 0. 1.

xt.lliALT,Ierawood. 11L WANTED UOOCkHS TIN, moemekern At state AND WILLS. ANTED HA WYKH. BAND A GUOO mna. ai 770 Aiiport ex.

4oD MAN for repainae-. al woodiawa Park, sixty-third st, and Illinois Cootrai Kaiiruad. Tiles. kuutlL AMtO UAKK.1vUAKt.K-m Jircxt-er. Apply imnteuiateiy, Jiai Michigaa av.

ANICD ICE CREAM MAKER ALkO to work in oyster boase. 4 xiearbora St. WANTED JEW KLKKJ WHO CAN OPT-. solder rapidly 00 a syecialtf CH AKI.aV, MUit CO, Hi Adassst. WANTED AtAUAihVft WITH Axt44i A TWO years' sxnerieace.

lib kast Huruwi at. WANTED ItOX.NAiLExta TUi GOOD ni.matC. HailaLCVtJl a mJHUr Box Factory. ANTED BKICK-MANON THAT UN- CkL eauo Bnebor Work. trana av.

aad atockweii at, WANTD-UAilCavLAXxvU fcXPKiil- eneed uiewsod-brtcx bands. i'S Campbell Park. ANTED BKlCK-HiNOMs- ALkU LA- guca ess, oi wroein i-srx. N'l'Kll-lIAUfu 1 .47 and 14 W. Madtsoa st.

WANJC.D CAKPENTEKa Hl'al UK good baads. Cad after 7 p. m. All AIcIWji- WANTED CAKPaNTEKlt-POCK 4cKD haadi for trimasap, mil. TsmifcU Co's.

su te 81A Wi Islaad. 7 ANTED OttlihB COOaj ATxteT-CLAbd w. ataamoa at, reatearaat, ANTKD AlAN TO COOK, AT Alt g. Haistedet. WANT EI A GOOD OOMMEKCIAL HAND emrraver: steady work send samples aad state wages reojurea, Caivwrt Litaograpalng Ce.

Detroit stflsorlisna Wi ANTKD PAKM BAKU: OERK AN preferred waces. SIO to SIS per snoata tor if montua. 1 Hudts FAJtLaJLU. Bunder Ureve, Iu. fcox i4 rtiTUATmnfrt sfar.K-t Bookkeepers and Clerks.

SITUATION WANTED A POSITION Ag clerk er correspondent by a young mis angiiaa. Prench. and German. X. la, inter Ifrn.iT UiTUATIO.V WANTED DT A VOOG MtN with a Lair knowledx.

of douole aad aingie entry book- ee tun. willing to begia oa mortersie salary. Address J. J. K1IA.1.

tflott Aruliar av. SITUATION WAN TED-IN LAUNDRY AS driver or inside work: best relerence from last Place. WIaUaM LLLt-nf. Kita Orcnard at. SITUATION WANTED HI A YOUMU MAN to take care off nornee and work around tae noose or to assist ia Para.

Aauresa PtaLsUxiA's. so imr man st. SITUATION WANTED MY A YOUNG MAN 10 take care of horses aad work aro ana tee house. Apply iJU ssoa st. SITUATION WANTED ON s.

WATjl-K aj sa trait end vegetaoie aaleamaat experieaosd. Address nAi nXJa. se a. Haisted st. SITUATION WANTED BY A feCANDINA- -t-5 vian maa need to lroa werkss A No.

1 iwfareaeas. W. Chtesso av. SITOAlfON WAfAU--As DAAt-TEADKlt eeveayean experleneet refarancea If required Address i. AL C- Aaj Pars av.

SITUATION WA.WKD BY A DANE As coachman in a family where ne can make himself aseiui in the no use. address At, MCiiULXA, est line ex. HELP wawtw ST A T.R TJoxnewaoa, WANTED A YOUNG GIRL. IS SOUTH Desplames St. WANTED A DlNAtxtOoM HiJcLL.

AMI dleh-wseher. S4 West Vaa borne St. ANTED A YOl.NO Olii-L IO AbSAaT witk housework. i Warren av. Injl-rwtn one lor kAtctiviL.

6 lixsr st. KUlG Gliils FUH MOl 1 Wort hw-strtii itlavian biTnclasXlal fBttaAlT- All Pack Court. U.MKU-A GOOD OittleaTOU nouAvvwurs. weUi uaui; vmi ti tj sooa i.s Xajlttjaozi iirn. wai ANTED A GOOilnlLUNU iiislL A OK general uuusework must be sole to cook; good es.

8 Walton place. AMx'U-GOOu. CI.hA llllMi C.l KL to nn hiiusss is in lamilv- lid sons Mmm- ketst. A.MUI A UOOD UAtL OB OAvNavstAA, housework. lt Jay at.

Xorta side. ANTED GOOD MACHINE iIRLS AND barters oa vestas sood Djt ana st.sriv work. AS Wendell st. AN i svi t.lKLS TO FANAbxA CUdTOAC psau. b4 West Ataiisoa at.

Cooks. ANTED A COM rETENT GI KL AS COOK aad Uttadrfu retereaoss xwuwareu xt ingtott xfouievsrd ANTB.D A WOMAN COOK Xst bNALL restanrssi good place tor rigni person, ana Welts at. WANTED 43IKL TO DO GENERAL WORK in a laundry. -i N. dark st, ANfsO-riBoI-GLAtli LADY'S cMsiaas Imiar UJm W.

si Wris Laundry. AN A'ED 4.IKLS TO LKAKM LAt'OkI -IT ana new shut ironing AX Aw jmok- Us i fioaaekeeoera. ANTED A WORKING MO US EKEKPXR. U. J.

noil, el a. AsOisnd sv. ANTED A OUOU UkuMAit OIKL AH noasekeenor for vuunar aaaa aad aaoaef. iaa Wells st- Barber aoop. WANTED A GIRL TO CARE TOR CHILD ef years east 4to plain sewing aad leading ltE.

Harrison at, ty ANAAUD NCACbE GIAtL. A7A W.ADAM? miUAiiOKa a r.Ks. Dcirnaatloa. SITUATIONS WANTED BY TWO GIRLS, vee aa laun drees aad cook, ths other ss chambermaid, wuere tbcre are turn i. lied rooms.

W. Jacason st. atY A KKsffcCt-able em. for general housework la a email aainy. vs SITUATION WAMTaD-UY A bCOTCU girl tor second work or general work la small family.

Apply lis1 Heine st, SITUATION WANTED Bl A bEdUAN mrl; eoed cook, wss ber sad troneri city xwter-enoes. Address Xsf ugema St. SITUATIONS! WANTED MY TWO kHDU-lab girls ia Americaa family tor general fag use. work. s7a trsnkua st, SITUATION WANTED FOR OENKstAI, nousework In povaie tanmy.

ao7 a. aisy sv. SITUATION UAiMxH-Bf A. OlatL TO work lor board snd go to sonooA. Hit I sArrtii av.

mTCAfibX WA.NTtll-BI lOUXO A3 private tamily. 16 nVnilier st. City referenoa, CITVATION WANTa.1 BY general housework la small family, al urates. SITUATION WANTED BT YOUNO LADY having some expeneace to take care et sick iady. M.I lles.Alorgaust.

SITUATION WANTED AA) 60 Saperior st. WAA AUAtaUfi. ANTED NUfUI.NO UV A LADY OF Experience; none nut arst-css, parties need aAp.y et rexareaoes. Mils. a.

411 Ogdea av. SITUATION WANTED A DRESS-MAKrR would Uke a few more customers 10 so out by the day or week rresonsbls. Call er srlilrsesDnKrier mttn. ieis Wabash ay SITUATION WANTED MY UhEaS-HAKKR pro out or axri eat iirwr ayswrnt latest styiea et drapery. art anode: Park av.

SITUATION WANTED A DaAr4iVMAKEK wants more family sswiag by 1 day; reference givaa. 141 LeaeUe av. IstllTl OxTTJATtOW wantkd-to to WASHCO tor private ftmiilee, LkAiA OLKauli. SA A-Division St. SITUATION WANTED TO DO WASHIMO by the day.

Csll 1W W. Division at, Cooks. SITUATION WiSIKI) IN FIRST-CLASS boxrding-honse er restaaraat by competent cook. 90 W. Harrison st, S- ITU ATI ON ANTED WOMAN AS meat cook ta hotel: years' sioerisnoe; no objoo-Pon 10 country.

O'Brfea st. la rear. CrrUATTON ANTE A PLACE WHERK aewine and light work part of the d.y wtU be aa eonlvslent tor board. Address Inter Ocean. SITUATION WANTED A YOUNO LADY teacher having pupils outside) will give her sevvuMs.

mornings, for room and boerc: will teecn. Mw.oraa.i oUiM-wisei aklillal at aaythiag: reier- euces. No. 3-4 Beldeu sv. rlst 3.

PENILSTS. XIORTH WESTERN COLLEGE OF DENTAL IS burvrry pausals wanied. Comegof ViibMS as..